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The University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, November 1, 2000
The University Daily Kansan
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Helen, Sweetheart of the Internet
Wapner dons robe for TV series again
The Associated Press
There's really only one thing to remember: "It's Judy and everyone else," said Stu Billett, executive producer of The People's Court.
Wapner methodically questioned the customer, the dealer and Moog, who said he didn't believe he wore it. Judgment for the plaintiff: $488.47
NEW YORK — All rise! Judge Joseph Wapner's People's Court is back in session — if only for one day. The 81-year-old jurist returned to the set this week in a sweetly nostalgic exercise to celebrate his old show's 3,000th episode and maybe grab some attention in what has become one of television's most crowded genres.
"You may be seated," Wapner murmured, his low-key, affable demeanor was a stark contrast to the loud judges who wisecrack or crack down on plaintiffs and defendants who come before the camera.
Wapper judged the case of a man suing a sports dealer for a refund because he believed a hockey jersey he bought supposedly worn by former Boston Bruins goalie Andy Moog was a fake.
Wapner was television's only judge when he started The People's Court in 1981 after leaving the California bench.
It's all a viewer can do to avoid getting lost in legal mumbo jumbo.
Now there are 10 court shows on the air. There's Judge Judy Sheindlin's show, and her husband, Jerry, now presides over The People's Court. There's Judge Brown, Judge Hatthett, Mathis Mathis and Judge Lane. There's Divorce Court, Moral Court, Curtis Court and Power of Attorney.
Wagner has seen snippets of Judge Judy's work, but he wouldn't know a Judge Lane from a Judge Curtis. "I never watched myself," he said. "Why should I watch them?"
Judgment for the painter. **434.1-2**
Wapner, a non-hockey fan who briefly flubbed Moog's name, told the former goaltender that he heard Moog was a very good player.
He slipped easily into the robes Monday evening to tape the 3,000th show with Doug Llewelyn and Rusty Burrell, the court reporter and court officer on the original People's Court. It is scheduled to air on Thursday Nov. 16.
"I had some good days," Moog said. "So did I?" Wapner replied.
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1 Political coalition
5 Digging tool
10 Well-behaved
19 Young sheep
15 Writer Peters
10 Volcanic flow
17 Computer operator
18 Gore and Agnew, casually
19 Haitian
20 Wined and dined
22 Free time
24 Pioneer marts
28 Tailor's measurement
20 Oozes
31 Pitch or put
44 For instance
34 gin fizz
37 Caustic solution
38 America's uncle
40 Mule of song
40 Stretch artist
36 Sketcher
4 Heavy-hearted
47 Syngne book, "— to the Sea"
49 Alpine song
51 Talior's tool
53 Comic's foliom
58 "The Horse Fair painter Rosa
61 Two-tone
62 Zone
63 Canadian or American
64 Mah-jongg piece
66 "," of Faith
67 Bil or Zoe
68 Novelist Hunter
69 Sleepe spy
70 Smelting residues
71 Dispatched
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1 Uttar impulsively
2 Light weapon?
3 Greek letter
4 Trucker's communicator
5 Oceans
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6 Word of honor
7 Tavern brew
8 Sheepskins
9 Curves in a road
10 Spectacles
11 Honolulu's island
12 Completed
13 Lady's title
14 Seaside golf course
15 "Not Unusual"
15 Poplux
15 So what __ is new?
19 Needy
20 Stitches
21 Bump off
21 Misprint
23 Marsh grass
25 Band of Clapton, Beck and Page
29 Of a landed estate
31 Fragrant shrub
44 Mold anew
44 Lair
48 Means
50 Spike or Pinky
52 Voley
volleyer
44 Checks
55 and kicking
56 Pitcher Ryan
57 we all?
58 Aromatic salve
59 Popular cookie
60 Patricia of "Hud"
61 By way of
CAMERON DIAZ DREW BARRYMORE LUCY LIU
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FREE ADVANCE SCREENING
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS @ Woodruff Auditorium
8 PM Wednesday, November 1
FREE ADMISSION* while passes last
INFO?: call 785-864-3477 www.ukans.edu/~sua
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